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Wednesday, 6 July 2011
A useful blog relating to the magazine front cover (A2)
http://whedley.wordpress.com/2010/12/16/making-the-film-poster/
This isn't a perfect cover, but it gives you a few useful pointers.
This isn't a perfect cover, but it gives you a few useful pointers.
Monday, 4 July 2011
Analysing a film poster (A2)
http://asanda2filmstudies.blogspot.com/2007/12/analysing-film-posters.html
http://www.mediaknowall.com/gcse/bbustermovies/movies.php?pageID=posters
http://www.ehow.com/how_4914041_analyze-film-poster.html
http://www.mediaknowall.com/gcse/bbustermovies/movies.php?pageID=posters
http://www.ehow.com/how_4914041_analyze-film-poster.html
ü What is the genre of the poster? (What signifies the genre to you?)
ü What does the title of the film mean to you? (Does it connote anything? Is an enigma – a question – created by the title? Where is the title positioned?
ü What other text appears and where is it positioned?
ü What type of lettering is used? (font style, sizes, colours, effects, borders/shadows etc.)
ü What does the lettering style signify or represent?
ü What is the key image in the poster? What representation does this image give? What can you see in the foreground and background (give reasons for this).
ü Are there any secondary images? If so, what do they represent?
ü If there are characters in the poster, describe them (in detail) and what they represent.
ü If there are significant objects in the poster, describe them and what they represent.
ü Does the poster have a theme, idea, message or value that it is trying to communicate to you?
ü Is there a tagline? What is it and what does it represent?
ü Are the stars of the film identified? If so, how?
ü Is the director of the film identified? If so, how?
ü Can you identify the producers (studio) and/or distributors of the film?
ü Is the poster a teaser (advance) or the general release poster? How do you know?
ü What release information are we given?
ü Does the poster offer ways to find out more about the film?
ü Who do you think the poster is trying to appeal to?
ü In your view, how successful would your chosen poster be in appealing to its target audience?
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